Vincent Massol wrote:
The reason for this change was that all other sections used the title attribute after my find&replace-migration from s1/s2/s3 to section. I have a full DTD for the docs in the pipeline (based on forrest, but altered to match the current Cactus docs). I'd prefer to change the attribute back to "name" when validation against the DTD is in place, so that errors can be found more easily.Hi Chris,-----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 18 January 2003 13:05 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: cvs commit: jakarta-cactus/documentation/docs/xdocs index.xml cmlenz 2003/01/18 05:04:38 Modified: documentation/docs/xdocs index.xml Log: - Change <section name="..."> to <section title="..."> to match therestof the docshum... I had put "name" instead of "title" to be closer to the Maven xdoc DTD. No worries, we can always change it back later, once we move to Maven, if need be... :-)
Hmm, how about a simple textual link underneath the image? I think that would also make it clearer where the link is taking you to.- Remove link around figure, doesn't work with printed docs andisn'tallowed by the experimental DTD I'm using locallyI would like to keep the link around the figure as I think it is very logical. Is it possible to put it back and find a way for the printed doc to work? [snip]
The main reason for removing the link was that it didn't fit with the DTD I'm using, which enforces a clean separation between "block" and "inline" content, thus making support for multiple target formats easier.
If you feel a textual link wouldn't be good enough, I can probably find a way around the conflict with the DTD.
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